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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
4
A fragment describes a man trying to be polite but tripping over speech and names during a church door scene. He mutters about another nuisance as the crowd laughs and a brother-in-law blushes while Sue refuses to speak.
The note questions why Manila remains cleaner and more wholesome than American cities like New York under Amvelean rule. It cites Uncle Bani han as evidence that Manila is not assimilated by outsiders and contrasts native scenes with New York.
The text describes peeling oranges in a West Indian style to keep central tissue and skin intact. It also contains a jittery exchange about foreclosing on Gerald, cited from the Chicago Tribune, with characters Gladys and Emmeralia.
Mrs Kate Ket of New York reports her three children suffered eczema for months with head sores and teething irritation. After trying dispensary medications with little relief she used Cutloura Soap and Cutlura Ointment for weeks. All eruptions healed and no marks remained.
A report from Consul Warria at Mannheim notes Germany plans a far reaching population census. The survey aims to count both sexes, single and married, by age and employment, including agriculture, forestry, manufacturing, trade, and home labor. It forecasts twenty five volumes compiling crops, food supplies, brewing, milling, and insurance systems.
A narrator claims trained insight on food and drink value favors Postum over coffee. The account describes headaches, nervousness, and digestive relief after switching, noting Postum’s benefits for patients and general well being while criticizing traditional coffee preparation.
Gov Hughes leads national officers in a G A R parade through Saratoga as 15 000 marchers expected. A special flag covering Gen Grant body on Mount McGregor to the tomb is carried. New York State headquarters hosted a 12 30 lunch for Governor Hughes and dignitaries before the convention business.
Chicago health officials report that 51 percent of typhoid cases came from outside the city during summer vacations. An exhaustive probe suggests travelers drank Lake Michigan water or used resort water. Many cases go unreported as doctors withhold news to protect patients. The department warns vacationers to avoid drinking un Safe spring water and to take precautions while traveling.
Washington reports the president and Navy Department will name one of two 20 000 ton battleships authorized by the last Congress the New York and will rechristen the armored cruiser Saratoga to preserve the historic name in the fleet. The other battleship may bear the name Delaware.
Mrs W W Urner of Kansas City sues Heinemann Medical College for 10000 alleging wrongful obtaining of her late husband’s body for dissection and loss of the head. The collapse of the Boles Grogan Lumber Company at Lexington, Kentucky triggers failures of four other anatomy supply firms: Clearfield Lumber Company of Clearfield Fincastle Lumber Company Cutbill Patterson Manufacturing Company and Cygress Lumber Company of Urbana or Olu...
The article traces transatlantic steamship records from Cunard and French lines, detailing Lusitania’s five day and twenty-two minute voyage from Queenstown to New York, beating Cunard rivals by hours. It notes earlier feats by Europ and St Paul, and later German and Hamburg America lines setting new marks from Southampton and Cherbourg to New York.
Long pursuit ends with the alleged killer Constantine facing trial in Cook County for the murder of Mrs. Taulea Gentry. Prosecutors allege he fled across continents after the 1906 slaying, with police stating he identified himself and admitted parts of the crime. His defense is expected to be vigorous.
A dated set of steps describes making a furniture polish using brown and white wax, turpentine, and water. The process involves shredding wax, dissolving with turpentine, mixing in water, and cooling to form a thick polish with a glossy finish. It emphasizes a deep glow and claims it resists finger marks.
A Kansas city article recounts Captain Bly of Ohio Company B and others from Civil War service suffering kidney trouble. Down's Kidney Pills are praised by Bly as curing his chronic condition after initial improvements, with sale notes and company details. The piece also includes scattered humor and miscellaneous clippings about naval talk and a weather joke.
An illustrated letter from Mr. Gerts of Battleford Saskatchewan discusses new Canadian homestead regulations allowing entry for family members with a 10 dollar fee per entry. He describes thriving farm prospects in the Cut Knife district, notes a harsh but livable winter, and urges industrious families to relocate for available lands and communal machinery purchases. Continuation hints at further reader correspondence.
A long personal letter describes farm life near Saskatoon and Future rail links. It notes abundant garden produce, new trees from the government farm, and plans for a bridge and railroad access. The writer recalls a difficult move from Chicago, health improvements in a child, and optimism for regional growth. It also adds a short historic note on coffee origins and spread.
A fragment from a Puck parody recalls a man nearly crushed between a large car wheel. The line blames the carburetor for the perilous mishap, reflecting humorous contemporary journalism.
An ad style compilation warns deafness stems from a diseased Eustachian tube and claims a constitutional cure via Hall s Catarrh Cure with a bountiful reward for cures. It mixes medical ad copy with jokes and notices about traps, decoys, and a dubious military irregularities charge.
Two bears raided Tiant Cheese in Haines Wayne County nightly eating cheese waste. Pursued by armed locals they fled to the three lakes and into cattle pastures. Hunters chased them along farms including Fastz and Nell families. one bear weighing about 300 pounds was shot at J C Stocker’s Hamilton farm. several men nearly drowned during the chase.
A little girl attends church with her mother for the first time. The sermon drags on and the child notices the preacher inflating his chest at each new paragraph. When asked to be quiet, she declares that the preacher will not be swelling up again, eliciting a gentle family moment reported by the Woman’s National Daily.
In the Bomerville Journal a brief dialogue shows Mr Strong asking about being present and Mr Flenpeck replying he is married. The shorthand exchange hints at a local gossip item or notice style paragraph.
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